Resources Guidance on working with Interpreters Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Developed by the Together for Short Lives Diversity group to support all children’s hospice and palliative care providers to work with interpreters to meet the needs of families for whom English is not their first language. Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Tags Ongoing care Service planning and delivery Resources Related resources Grants and Wishes This family factsheet offers advice on sources of charitable funding and other forms of support from grant-giving and... A parent's guide: making critical care choices for your child This leaflet has been developed for parents, carers or legal guardians who care for a child with a... Parent Support Groups At Together for Short Lives, we know families often appreciate support from professionals and other families who understand...
